Honestly, EFF You. We don't need yes sayers who just bends over, we need people protesting and making things better, we don't need people to "move home", we need people to stay and make this place better
It's crazy how racists will get triggered when someone says don't move to Sweden yet they don't want more immigrants. 😂 This lady is actually helping you.
I worked with the swedish embassy in Liberia and I visited the Country, I have never seen a Country with high family values as Sweden. We should pay taxes, we should care for our kids. Sweden is for people who are determine to live a classic and high value life. My sister Sweden is amazing
One big reason why there is lack of housing is because of the huge amount of asylum immigrants. All these people have basically been given apartments for free.. I used to live in northern Sweden by the arctic circle, I liked it, by on the other hadn I am a Swede, and I used to race in cross country skiing.
Thanks for the information and at the same time, pls don't discouraged me. We are coming there, I have started learning the language. By the special Grace of God, we are coming to Sweden. Thanks 👍👍👍
Welcome to Sweden! Some of the things Jenny says is true ..especially about learning the Swedish language as fast as possible to get faster into the communities and to be able to earn more money as well :-) . A good way is to start to chat with people in the Supermarket in a friendly manor . For example and asking about food and things there. Because when you get a Swede to feel secure and comfortable with you...they will often open up alot and they will often talk to you about everything and be to a big help . But you have to be the better man/woman and start the conversation
Sister , thanks for the information. I guess you are missing Eba and Egusi ... Nigerian meals. Those points shouldn't discourage you. Throw everything behind your back and live with the sweet Swedish people and their humanity. It's the best country in the world
Learning a language is easy, your attitude is key. I learnt lingala and yoruba, french and dutch... its all in your attitude. Thank you for the information we are definitely coming there if God permits.
Very true I live in Sweden and I agree with her. It may be easier for you if you are coming with engineering background or if you want be a full-time academic. Like masters then PhD or researcher in the scientific area you may be lucky.
@@thoughtfull9398 The way the tax system operates for employers unfortunately but limits on how much employers can afford to pay. The employer overhead on top of the gross salary is massive in Sweden, especially above a certain level of income.
I´m sorry but watching this make me feel that you didn´t know what it´s like to move to a new country. If you´re doing that you are going to have to be prepared to handle that things are not the same as in your home country. In most cases- yes- you are going to have to learn the local language if you want a job. If I came to your country I probably also had to do that. Yes it´s a problem with not enough appartments to rent especially if you don´t have much money. But that´s how it´s like today in most cities in Europe. It´s mainly because it´s popular to move to Sweden. Yes the taxes are high. But I also think that we are getting a lot from it. So we are paying taxes instead of having to pay things ourselves.
This comment is spot on. Jenny comes from an English speaking African country where most of the media about the "First World" is Anglo-Centric. There are actually plenty of resources for learning Swedish like Duolingo and other apps that can take you to CEFR A2 with a year of dilligent use. That's enough to ask directions, shop etc. Also she is making a huge issue about Tax but is clearly not aware of the huge social benefits this affords her family like Education, Medical Care, Unemployment Benefit, Parental Leave etc.
English has been a compulsory language in Swedish schools since 1953. Any Swede who claim to not know English simply didn't pay attention at school. For immigrants it might be different. They might never have learn English and only picked up Swedish once in Sweden.
Locals do speak English but we dont want to. Its kinda akward and hard to express yourself in another languange. The point system is right on but it depends on where you live. Its way harder in the southern part where over 1/3 och the entire population lives. There are cheaper apartments in rural areas in central and northern Sweden but you need a car if you want a job.
@@Jenyslife Please I want to apply for the newly introduced Job seeker visa for the master degree holders to look for jobs within 3 to 9 months. Please I need a mentorship from you. I am a professional teacher in Nigeria, M.Ed Business Education, Certify British teacher. I can work in any field. I will be glad to talk to you personally through any of the social media. Thanks
Sometimes I wonder if the introverted, asocial culture is related to being so far north. I live in the U.S. in the Pacific Northwest (not native, I grew up in another part of the country) and the social culture here is very similar to what you describe in Sweden. People are just less available socially and it’s not because they’re busy, it’s because the social culture is less open. People here are also a lot more private and it can be very difficult to really integrate into a social group. Oh, also, for people that don’t live in the U.S. remember this is a massive country. This means there are very different social cultures. The American Southeast is very different culturally from the American Southwest for example. Remember that several European countries could fit within the size of the U.S. All that to say, the Pacific Northwest is in fact VERY culturally different from where I grew up and seems very similar to Sweden in some ways.
Taxes give us so much, you don't get 2 years of parental leave, five weeks holiday, almost completely free healthcare, pre-school and completely free school and university and much much more for free. It is our taxes that pay for it. That they are progressive taxes, I think it is in most countries in Western countries. I partially agree with the language, Swedes usually understand and speak English well, but not everyone does and for many jobs the language is a requirement. Then it becomes easier to integrate when you know the language. I would also say that you do better with just English in the bigger cities. When it comes to the apartment situation, I completely agree, it is also a hell of a scourge for us Swedes. So if you're not rich and can buy an apartment, it's tough.
@geranienbaum Do you mean holidays, or vacations? Holidays are most days off, then you don't get paid, but if you work, you normally get extra pay in Sweden. Vacations, on the other hand, are paid by your employer, if you are permanently employed, you have at least 5 weeks a year.
@geranienbaum When I think about it, we also get paid on holidays. You get paid monthly, but it doesn't matter if, for example, a month contains two public holidays or not. You get paid the same, but for me it works a little differently as I work in healthcare, so I also work those days. You can also have a form of employment where you work as needed, then you only get paid hour by hour. However, there are rules around this, so you cannot work on such a form of employment for any length of time before the employer has to hire you on a monthly basis.
@@tangfors That's the American terminology. In the UK, Ireland and most other English-speaking countries, you go on holiday or annual leave, not on vacation.
Please stop lying when it comes to the taxes. This is how it works your tax bracket is as follows upto about 550000:-/year you pay 28-35% salary tax depends on where you live and when you climb over 550000 you pay 47-55% on everything over 550000 so either your wrong or just ignorant.
I recommend you to moving to an other country where you can feel better, where everybody speaks a language that you understand, where accommodation is really cheap and you don't want to wait. Where integration is smooth, tax system is low and cost of living is affordable, and off-course where the sun always shine. Because you are listing those parameters that is a basic need for living. Food, heat, house, cost, weather and understand other people around you. Do you recommend a country?
Ridiculous, of course we have seen an increase in gang crime in Sweden, but they hardly affect you as a Norwegian tourist. If you don't dare to go to Sweden, you should absolutely not go to Finland, or God forbid the Baltics, all of those countries have more murders than in Sweden.
An immigration company is giving me offers to come to Sweden to work and get a work permit still contemplating whether to take it, with my family or travel to France, kindly advice ple sis
The standard and quality of living in Sweden is definitely higher than France.. Nothern Europe is the best Denmark, Norway Finland oooh Finland, Iceland ..these countries are not as crowded as France Germany Netherlands. If u want English then Canada, Australia, newzland US,UK
It sounded pretty shady, it can be easy to be taken advantage of, what kind of job are they offering, do you have a name of the company you would work for?
My dear I do not agree I lear n t Sweedish in six months only more over as a student So far Sweedish is much much easier to an english speaking person.An attitude matters a lot. Have you ever thought of learning Danish or Finnish😮 Those are difficult languages so far in Scandnavia. In short Scandnavian are the best countries to settle in with your family.Countries with the best social system ever including high taxation while maintaining people wellbeing. No homeless people as it is in ot h er countries including UK resently. Iam very very sorry for your misleading m essage.😮😮
99.9 % of Swedes speaks better English than you, no disrespect. I have friends from all over, France Germany, England, China who learned pretty much fluent Swedish in a year or so. Sure, it's not an easy language, but it's not really that hard if you already know another Germanic language, or a Romance one
😅😅 okay but English is not my language so I don’t really care if you speak better English than me. Plus I was able to learn Swedish and study at umeå university and graduate and started working as a nurse under 6 years of moving to Sweden so I don’t know what u talking about
@@Jenyslife Don't get me wrong, I wasn't critisising your English. I was simply saying that most Swedes speaks OK English, this is in fact what many foreigners complain about as a problem learning Swedish, they don't get to practice Swedish because everybody switches to English
@@Jenyslife Your English is fine, some grammar mistakes and of course your accent, but it's fine. My accent is torn apart between different tastes of English, so I tent to speak a bit weird. I can switch from Boston, The south, Posh English, Irish, Scottish, and Swenglish. I usually don't speak Australian though. (Which I kinda regret, since it sounds awesome). Anyways, with your skill of English, I wouldn't think it would be that difficult to learn Swedish. Of course you'll have to force us to not speak English to you. And perhaps directly ask people to correct you if you make a mistake, like "den" instead of "det"
Hi.... Thanks for the key points made. I have an interview at the embassy in Nigeria for a student Resident Permit, can you please help with certain questions that may be asked? Thank you.
@@thoughtfull9398bad? I myself and my friend have good experiences with healthcare here but then we dont complain and dont over us it like many others do
To think I was thinking of applying to swede universities in Oct with my family, though am also considering france, so sis are saying its a bad idea to come to Sweden, am really confused here
If it is for univeristy Sweden is great. Here in Sweden everyone speaks fluent english and our school system is one of the best in the world after finland.
@@olasubomiolusile please I am looking at coming to Sweden for job seeker visa that was introduced few months ago. It is for those that have Master degree or ready to create Job. So I am ready to take any job that is paying far better than what I earn in Nigeria here. Please I want to ask which area is best for me. I can do 3 jobs in a day
What do you think ? You sit in a boat..come to Europe and everybody is waiting for you??? 🤔 Since all this began in 2015.. the world in Europe has changed!!! 90% of us were happy if we could go back in time before 2015 😡
Talk shit, I have lots of colleagues who are super important assets at my job, who came in 2015 to really contribute to our society. Many of them you don't even hear that they weren't born here besides. I work in healthcare and almost 50% were not born in Sweden, you need 140 thousand new assistant nurses within a 7 year period, where would you have thought to find them if we had not had immigration? Maybe start working when you are 10 years old or raise the retirement age to 75?
I hear teachers are needed in the occupation shortest list in Sweden and I am one, I also hear teachers are needed in international schools etc, can this be a green flag for international students
@@Jenyslife The reason for them to do so can be astonishing. for example, if you are waiting in the car outside Kindergarten and your wife goes in to pick up the child. they think it's very strange and will use it in court to kidnapp your child
I worked with the swedish embassy in Liberia and I visited the Country, I have never seen a Country with high family values as Sweden. We should pay taxes, we should care for our kids. Sweden is for people who are determine to live a classic and high value life. My sister Sweden is amazing
@Michealtravel As an European i am with you on this. Sweden is for Swedish culture and history only. No to none European immigrants. Europe is for Europeans only
If you live in Sweden,and it seems that you are unhappy,than you must move home.
Thanks😂
Honestly, EFF You. We don't need yes sayers who just bends over, we need people protesting and making things better, we don't need people to "move home", we need people to stay and make this place better
😂😂
Very fast
exactly go home
“They don’t speak english”. Are you kidding me? All swedes speak english. But of course you have to learn Swedish. Society. Move back, then.
You must speak swedish to get a jobb, living on the streets is hard, hard to get friends to.
@@thoughtfull9398 It depends on the company and the industry.
It's crazy how racists will get triggered when someone says don't move to Sweden yet they don't want more immigrants. 😂 This lady is actually helping you.
Its so silly when people complain about the language. Learn the language of the country you live in!!!!!! Or go home. Its common sense.
@@kr3539I think she has the right of her opinion and It's understandable. Plus as you say she is giving a warning to other foreigners which is good.
I worked with the swedish embassy in Liberia and I visited the Country, I have never seen a Country with high family values as Sweden. We should pay taxes, we should care for our kids. Sweden is for people who are determine to live a classic and high value life. My sister Sweden is amazing
One big reason why there is lack of housing is because of the huge amount of asylum immigrants. All these people have basically been given apartments for free.. I used to live in northern Sweden by the arctic circle, I liked it, by on the other hadn I am a Swede, and I used to race in cross country skiing.
the free apartment policy is changed, living on the cold streets in sweden is hard -18 degrees is not unusual
Thanks for the information and at the same time, pls don't discouraged me. We are coming there, I have started learning the language. By the special Grace of God, we are coming to Sweden. Thanks 👍👍👍
How is your experience so far.
Welcome to Sweden! Some of the things Jenny says is true ..especially about learning the Swedish language as fast as possible to get faster into the communities and to be able to earn more money as well :-) . A good way is to start to chat with people in the Supermarket in a friendly manor . For example and asking about food and things there. Because when you get a Swede to feel secure and comfortable with you...they will often open up alot and they will often talk to you about everything and be to a big help .
But you have to be the better man/woman and start the conversation
@@OluwatosinOdubanjo-j3nmy dear. I would want to know too 😅
Sister , thanks for the information. I guess you are missing Eba and Egusi ... Nigerian meals. Those points shouldn't discourage you. Throw everything behind your back and live with the sweet Swedish people and their humanity. It's the best country in the world
Learning a language is easy, your attitude is key. I learnt lingala and yoruba, french and dutch... its all in your attitude. Thank you for the information we are definitely coming there if God permits.
Swedish is not unlike English. It's the pronunciation that's the most difficult.
Very true I live in Sweden and I agree with her. It may be easier for you if you are coming with engineering background or if you want be a full-time academic. Like masters then PhD or researcher in the scientific area you may be lucky.
not even high education is giving you high pay. The education is becoming meaningless
@@thoughtfull9398Fact!
@@thoughtfull9398 The way the tax system operates for employers unfortunately but limits on how much employers can afford to pay. The employer overhead on top of the gross salary is massive in Sweden, especially above a certain level of income.
I´m sorry but watching this make me feel that you didn´t know what it´s like to move to a new country. If you´re doing that you are going to have to be prepared to handle that things are not the same as in your home country. In most cases- yes- you are going to have to learn the local language if you want a job. If I came to your country I probably also had to do that.
Yes it´s a problem with not enough appartments to rent especially if you don´t have much money. But that´s how it´s like today in most cities in Europe. It´s mainly because it´s popular to move to Sweden.
Yes the taxes are high. But I also think that we are getting a lot from it. So we are paying taxes instead of having to pay things ourselves.
This comment is spot on. Jenny comes from an English speaking African country where most of the media about the "First World" is Anglo-Centric. There are actually plenty of resources for learning Swedish like Duolingo and other apps that can take you to CEFR A2 with a year of dilligent use. That's enough to ask directions, shop etc. Also she is making a huge issue about Tax but is clearly not aware of the huge social benefits this affords her family like Education, Medical Care, Unemployment Benefit, Parental Leave etc.
English has been a compulsory language in Swedish schools since 1953. Any Swede who claim to not know English simply didn't pay attention at school. For immigrants it might be different. They might never have learn English and only picked up Swedish once in Sweden.
Locals do speak English but we dont want to. Its kinda akward and hard to express yourself in another languange.
The point system is right on but it depends on where you live. Its way harder in the southern part where over 1/3 och the entire population lives. There are cheaper apartments in rural areas in central and northern Sweden but you need a car if you want a job.
If you dont like snow and cold weather, why did you move to a northern country?
Well my husband lives in the north of Sweden so I guess I didn't have much choice
@@Jenyslife Please I want to apply for the newly introduced Job seeker visa for the master degree holders to look for jobs within 3 to 9 months.
Please I need a mentorship from you. I am a professional teacher in Nigeria, M.Ed Business Education, Certify British teacher. I can work in any field. I will be glad to talk to you personally through any of the social media. Thanks
Of course you have a choice! WTH?! Your husband could move to your country...
Which of the towns in the North do you stay please?
@@Jenyslife Perhaps should have though about that before marrying a northern swede... :))
Thank you for being transparent
Sometimes I wonder if the introverted, asocial culture is related to being so far north. I live in the U.S. in the Pacific Northwest (not native, I grew up in another part of the country) and the social culture here is very similar to what you describe in Sweden. People are just less available socially and it’s not because they’re busy, it’s because the social culture is less open. People here are also a lot more private and it can be very difficult to really integrate into a social group. Oh, also, for people that don’t live in the U.S. remember this is a massive country. This means there are very different social cultures. The American Southeast is very different culturally from the American Southwest for example. Remember that several European countries could fit within the size of the U.S. All that to say, the Pacific Northwest is in fact VERY culturally different from where I grew up and seems very similar to Sweden in some ways.
I think it depends on your interest i was able to speak svenska in just three months
Thank you so much for your honesty
Taxes give us so much, you don't get 2 years of parental leave, five weeks holiday, almost completely free healthcare, pre-school and completely free school and university and much much more for free. It is our taxes that pay for it. That they are progressive taxes, I think it is in most countries in Western countries.
I partially agree with the language, Swedes usually understand and speak English well, but not everyone does and for many jobs the language is a requirement. Then it becomes easier to integrate when you know the language. I would also say that you do better with just English in the bigger cities.
When it comes to the apartment situation, I completely agree, it is also a hell of a scourge for us Swedes. So if you're not rich and can buy an apartment, it's tough.
@geranienbaum
Do you mean holidays, or vacations? Holidays are most days off, then you don't get paid, but if you work, you normally get extra pay in Sweden. Vacations, on the other hand, are paid by your employer, if you are permanently employed, you have at least 5 weeks a year.
@geranienbaum When I think about it, we also get paid on holidays. You get paid monthly, but it doesn't matter if, for example, a month contains two public holidays or not. You get paid the same, but for me it works a little differently as I work in healthcare, so I also work those days. You can also have a form of employment where you work as needed, then you only get paid hour by hour. However, there are rules around this, so you cannot work on such a form of employment for any length of time before the employer has to hire you on a monthly basis.
@@tangfors That's the American terminology. In the UK, Ireland and most other English-speaking countries, you go on holiday or annual leave, not on vacation.
What if your on a fully funded scholarship. Will things still be that hard since everything will almost be taking care of
So with all this negativity, did you choose to move back to your home country?
Please stop lying when it comes to the taxes. This is how it works your tax bracket is as follows upto about 550000:-/year you pay 28-35% salary tax depends on where you live and when you climb over 550000 you pay 47-55% on everything over 550000 so either your wrong or just ignorant.
Did you not forget arbetsgivaravgift?
I recommend you to moving to an other country where you can feel better, where everybody speaks a language that you understand, where accommodation is really cheap and you don't want to wait. Where integration is smooth, tax system is low and cost of living is affordable, and off-course where the sun always shine. Because you are listing those parameters that is a basic need for living. Food, heat, house, cost, weather and understand other people around you. Do you recommend a country?
Please did you study Nursing in your home Country or in Sweden before getting the Uk pin
Thank you very much for this video. God bless you.
Sweden is a very dangerous country. We Norwegians don't dare to travel there anymore. 😓😓
Skojar du?
@@janahlfors8192 Innvandringen!
The gangs are in Norway now as well.
Ridiculous, of course we have seen an increase in gang crime in Sweden, but they hardly affect you as a Norwegian tourist. If you don't dare to go to Sweden, you should absolutely not go to Finland, or God forbid the Baltics, all of those countries have more murders than in Sweden.
The shootings are crazy
This woman is telling the truth, the whole truth.
LIAR BECAUSE I WAS LIVING THERE FOR 40YEARS
How about if your second job isn't an official job and you get paid in cash? Like hairdressing or tailoring?
Sorry, you are not liking it there. Our son & daughter in law have lived in Sweden for 4 years and really like it.
Please how can I move to Sweden
Interesting the SD voters out here in force. I think Jenny was just not well-educated about Europe before she came to work in Sweden.
An immigration company is giving me offers to come to Sweden to work and get a work permit still contemplating whether to take it, with my family or travel to France, kindly advice ple sis
The standard and quality of living in Sweden is definitely higher than France.. Nothern Europe is the best Denmark, Norway Finland oooh Finland, Iceland ..these countries are not as crowded as France Germany Netherlands. If u want English then Canada, Australia, newzland US,UK
It sounded pretty shady, it can be easy to be taken advantage of, what kind of job are they offering, do you have a name of the company you would work for?
I’m thinking about visiting Sweden, where do you recommend going and staying thats a reasonable price?
pls give me suggestion am going to join as international student from ethiopia
My dear I do not agree I lear n t Sweedish in six months only more over as a student So far Sweedish is much much easier to an english speaking person.An attitude matters a lot.
Have you ever thought of learning Danish or Finnish😮
Those are difficult languages so far in Scandnavia.
In short Scandnavian are the best countries to settle in with your family.Countries with the best social system ever including high taxation while maintaining people wellbeing.
No homeless people as it is in ot h er countries including UK resently.
Iam very very sorry for your misleading m essage.😮😮
Can you make a video to help someone who knows no one in Sweden but still wants to move there
Where are you moving from?
99.9 % of Swedes speaks better English than you, no disrespect. I have friends from all over, France Germany, England, China who learned pretty much fluent Swedish in a year or so. Sure, it's not an easy language, but it's not really that hard if you already know another Germanic language, or a Romance one
😅😅 okay but English is not my language so I don’t really care if you speak better English than me. Plus I was able to learn Swedish and study at umeå university and graduate and started working as a nurse under 6 years of moving to Sweden so I don’t know what u talking about
@@Jenyslife Don't get me wrong, I wasn't critisising your English. I was simply saying that most Swedes speaks OK English, this is in fact what many foreigners complain about as a problem learning Swedish, they don't get to practice Swedish because everybody switches to English
@@matshjalmarsson3008 yeah I get you 😊 my best friend is Swede and she speaks perfect English more than me 😅
@@Jenyslife Your English is fine, some grammar mistakes and of course your accent, but it's fine.
My accent is torn apart between different tastes of English, so I tent to speak a bit weird. I can switch from Boston, The south, Posh English, Irish, Scottish, and Swenglish.
I usually don't speak Australian though. (Which I kinda regret, since it sounds awesome).
Anyways, with your skill of English, I wouldn't think it would be that difficult to learn Swedish. Of course you'll have to force us to not speak English to you. And perhaps directly ask people to correct you if you make a mistake, like "den" instead of "det"
@@matshjalmarsson3008 😂😂😂😂😂😂I like your switching ability 🤣🤣from Boston, The south, Posh English, Irish, Scottish, and Swenglish.
Hi.... Thanks for the key points made.
I have an interview at the embassy in Nigeria for a student Resident Permit, can you please help with certain questions that may be asked?
Thank you.
You pay 1 tax and it covers everything you need unlike other countries 😂
not anymore basic health care is so bad you need insurance
@@thoughtfull9398bad? I myself and my friend have good experiences with healthcare here but then we dont complain and dont over us it like many others do
Thank you for this info
To think I was thinking of applying to swede universities in Oct with my family, though am also considering france, so sis are saying its a bad idea to come to Sweden, am really confused here
If it is for univeristy Sweden is great. Here in Sweden everyone speaks fluent english and our school system is one of the best in the world after finland.
Pls come to Sweden
Start applying now.
Be fast about it.
@@olasubomiolusile ❤
@@olasubomiolusile please I am looking at coming to Sweden for job seeker visa that was introduced few months ago. It is for those that have Master degree or ready to create Job.
So I am ready to take any job that is paying far better than what I earn in Nigeria here. Please I want to ask which area is best for me. I can do 3 jobs in a day
Yes very correct, it’s very easy to apply for
Why not remain in your home land?
Why are you even watching the video,,, you should get home first
Hello my dear How long have you beem in Sweeden😮
Pls move on.I dont understand why you are here.BYE BYE
Hej guys im in sweden this Lady is conwoman pliz hear her acent aliar
I am scared already.
I have someone there but we don't know how I can get there
What do you mean? If you have a map, then you can see where Sweden is located. Or do you mean like a free ride?
Where do you come from my dear
Sounds really depressing.
Great Vid
hanks for the detailed video! but does my marriage certificate has to be issued in ikoyi, lagos state, before i can move into sweden with my spouse?
If Africa develops, Europe is doooomed
True, it's crazy why so many African go Europe when economy will explode very soon all over Africa.
So where do we move too then.? Please where is the the better country.??
Canada, newzland,,Australia, Ireland USA, English countries
Sweden is a very great place to stay
Are you there?
Thanks for his informative video
Is my admission sure after applying for sweden admission and I have my requirements
Jenny you just have new subscriber
🙏 thank you
What do you think ? You sit in a boat..come to Europe and everybody is waiting for you??? 🤔
Since all this began in 2015.. the world in Europe has changed!!! 90% of us were happy if we could go back in time before 2015 😡
Talk shit, I have lots of colleagues who are super important assets at my job, who came in 2015 to really contribute to our society. Many of them you don't even hear that they weren't born here besides. I work in healthcare and almost 50% were not born in Sweden, you need 140 thousand new assistant nurses within a 7 year period, where would you have thought to find them if we had not had immigration? Maybe start working when you are 10 years old or raise the retirement age to 75?
I hear teachers are needed in the occupation shortest list in Sweden and I am one, I also hear teachers are needed in international schools etc, can this be a green flag for international students
Please do we have international Schools there too or what
What a shame
Thanks for the information
This is too stressing let me stay in Dubai its better
Dubai is not that better dear. Europe is still the best
Dubia? Dictatorship and completely lacking its own culture, a more artificial city hardly exists.
Dubai is great, many are leaving Sweden for Dubai.
Yes ooo
Negative video! Shameful
I can NOT recomend living in Sweden. The state can kidnapp your children
🤣🤣🤣
@@nelerhabarber5602 as in many other Western European countries
I I have lived here for 10 years and nobody has taken my 3 children 🙂
@@Jenyslife The reason for them to do so can be astonishing. for example, if you are waiting in the car outside Kindergarten and your wife goes in to pick up the child. they think it's very strange and will use it in court to kidnapp your child
Yea I understand and I knw dat some people have lost their children to the state but hopefully other will learn how to avoid these situations
I worked with the swedish embassy in Liberia and I visited the Country, I have never seen a Country with high family values as Sweden. We should pay taxes, we should care for our kids. Sweden is for people who are determine to live a classic and high value life. My sister Sweden is amazing
Please what did I need to have before coming to Sweden
Did I need visa to come
@@ajoksunderstanding4508 you don’t need a visa, just disappear
@@Michealtravel😂😂😂😅
@@Michealtravel
@Michealtravel As an European i am with you on this. Sweden is for Swedish culture and history only. No to none European immigrants. Europe is for Europeans only